Asymmetry After Brow Lift - can this be improved? (Photos)

Question

I had an endoscopic brow lift 7 months ago. Immediately after, one side felt a lot tighter and looked significantly higher. It's relaxed since then but is still higher than the other brow. I'm wondering what my options are or if I'm being too picky and should try to ignore it.

Alejandro Nogueira, MD · Answer

Give time to time, rather sonner than later both eyebrows will return spontaneously to the preoperative position and your natural-born asymmetry; endoscopic forehead lifts are bound to fail in most cases or in the best case provide a minimal effect.

Do go for a short temple incisions supraperiosteal lift of the upper two-thirds of the face, with concealed scarring, strong and lasting anchoring, extended effect and superb results. Do not accept coronal incisions, hairline lifts, threads, etc.

In the link attached you'll find further information and images.

Jeffrey H. Spiegel, MD · Answer

It could be that you need a revision, but it could be that this is how your brows are and they were masked by falling a bit.  An evaluation will help determine.

Asymmetry After Brow Lift - can this be improved? (Photos)

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